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A man has been arrested after an elderly woman was struck by a car as she crossed the road in Rochdale.

The day before he was arrested for his part in the industrial-scale importation of cocaine Jonathan Cassidy went online to buy a £22,000 bed. But, as one member of GMP's organised crime unit said: "He'll never sleep in it".

EXCLUSIVE: Production has begun on the new Netflix series The Gringo Hunters in Mexico City and the core cast has been revealed. They include José María Yazpik (Narcos, Madame Web), Sebastian Roché (1923, The Young Pope), Harold Torres (ZeroZeroZero, El Chapo) and Mayra Hermosillo (Narcos: Mexico, Thursday’s Widows). Plans to shoot in Tijuana are also in place.

The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) Cartel has threatened violence against Peso Pluma should he choose to go through with his next scheduled performance in Mexico, Vice reports. After the 24-year-old corridos tumbados superstar played in Mexico City Monday night (September 11), narcomantas — banners put up in public places by cartels to send loud messages — were seen across Tijuana Tuesday morning telling him to keep out.

William Earl Deepak Chopra’s Beacon Media has pacted with Mexico City-based Pirexia Films to develop Spanish-language content derived from Chopra’s vast IP library. The partners plan to develop a range of Spanish-language properties, but the initial focus will be on Chopra books, starting with “The 13th Disciple,” “The Third Jesus” and “Jesus: A Story of Enlightenment.” The intent is to develop scripted, unscripted and documentary projects. Filming is expected to begin later this year in Mexico and Spain. Pirexia was co-founded in 2015 by filmmaker José Manuel Cravioto, known for his work on the Univision/Netflix drama “El Chapo.”

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Gio Benitez is hoping to marry the two jobs he holds for ABC News. As the Disney unit’s transportation correspondent, he has been close to the recent movement into private space travel. As a newly named co-anchor for the weekend edition of ABC’s “Good Morning America,” he will handle stories that draw out viewers’ emotions and attention. He will continue to handle both roles. “I’m a space geek,” says Benitez, “and I get to still keep on doing it.” “I’ll tell you what he’s pitching,” says Simone Swink, the executive producer of ABC’s A.M. flagship. “He wants to be the first civilian and journalist on whatever the first mission to Mars is. That will be our ongoing conversation for the next five years.”

Anna Marie de la Fuente Mexico City-based Endemol Shine Boomdog, a unit of Banijay Americas, has snagged the rights to Carlos Fuentes’ vampire novel “Vlad” and is developing a series based on the bestseller with lauded showrunner J.M. Cravioto (“El Chapo,” “Diablero”) attached as both showrunner and executive producer. Jerry Rodriguez, Endemol Shine Boomdog’s senior VP and head of scripted content, and Clara Machado (“The Followers”) are developing the project for Endemol Shine Boomdog. Carl Zitelmen (“No Abras la Puerta”) is adapting Fuentes’ novel for television.

El Chapo' Guzmán "bent" the Mexican government after one of them was arrested. Last Thursday (September 29) a group known as the Guacamaya Hackers launched a cyber-attack on Mexico's Secretariat of National Defence (SEDENA) and released thousands of confidential documents.

Cartel, an international criminal organisation formerly run by infamous crook El Chapo, targeted lakes, rivers and creeks in the mountains of the state of Chihuahua, using water trucks and hundreds of miles of plastic pipeline to funnel the liquid away from its sources. A mid-level cartel commander for the region, "El Señor", told Vice World News: "Here, everything has an owner - Rivers, creeks, lakes… everything, and especially water." READ MORE: Infamous El Chapo's nephew gunned down and killed while partying in busy town square He added: "Water is now a valuable asset for us, and as it becomes more scarce, the more we will fight to make sure we have enough."The cartel made the decision to take over the water supply for two reasons, both financial - firstly to keep its weed and poppy fields well-watered, and secondly, so it could be the broker that supplies water to farmers, hotels, and other local businesses that have been left without water.The news comes after Mexico recorded one of its worst droughts in history last year, with taps running dry across the nation.Last summer, the Chihuahua state declared that all of its crops were "completely lost" for the first time thanks to the effects of climate change in the region, pushing more than 22000 local farmers into extreme poverty.During the drought’s peak many of these farmers were forced to leave their crops to work in fruit factories for a daily wage of less than $2, according to locals.Local Indigenous farmer Alberto Ramírez said: We are not used to this, to working in factories for money.

family have suffered a heart-wrenching tragedy as six members never returned from a trip to Ramdaha Falls in Chhattisgarh, India.Shraddha and Shweta Singh, aged 14 and 22, fell into a waterfall as they tried to take a photograph of themselves at the natural beauty spot, The Mirror reports.READ MORE: Cartel chop up victim and dump remains in 3 locations with warning to El Chapo's sonsSadly the teenager lost her footing and the sisters toppled into the water to the horror of the family of 15. Brave brother Himanshu Singh, 18, cousin Rishabh Singh, 24, and his wife Sulekha Singh, 22, jumped into the plunge pool holding hands to try and rescue the sisters.Brothers Abhay Singh, 22, and Ratnesh Singh, 26, also put their bodies on the line to rescue Shradda and Shweta but all of them struggled in deep water.

READ MORE:Mexican 'murder resort' once a Brit favourite now controlled by El Chapo's savage gangAccording to investigating agents, they pointed out that the decapitated head allegedly belonged to a woman and could potentially belong to one of the two bodies that were dumped during the early hours of Sunday in the Misiones de Creel neighbourhood.The cooler was placed on the street and found behind a personnel transport unit, as happened in Paseos del Alba, where they left a corpse wrapped in a blanket behind a truck.Forensic experts were placed in charge of securing the evidence where the cooler was found, while the head was taken to the Forensic Medical Service along with the cooler for examination.The discovery of the head comes amid the ramping of violence mainly in the southeastern sector of the city.The discovery of disposed bodies that have either been wrapped in blankets or cut into pieces has taken place in different sectors of the city, contributing to the increased drug cartel violence in the area.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The increase of cartel violence comes after the new deputy director of a Mexican city was murdered by members of the Sinaloa Cartel, which is Mexico's most powerful drug cartel.Juan Miguel Silva Alvarado was announced as the new deputy director of the Culiacan Municipal Police just hours before his death.Mr Alvarado was travelling in a convoy of three patrol cars before being stopped by a group of Sinaloa Cartel members outside an office building.Officers in the convoy as well as Alvarado's bodyguards were asked to give up their firearms before Mr Alvarado attempted to flee the patrol car and enter a building to hide

executed by a Mexican drug cartel in a brutal revenge killing. Police were called to a triple homicide at a house in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora on the evening of August 3. Their son Felizardo - a suspected drug dealer - was reportedly being hunted by a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel and attempted to hide inside the property while Maria, 90, and Pedro, 96, were home.

dangerous places in the world due to the bloodthirsty drug cartels that control it.Located on Mexico's Pacific Coast, sunkissed Acapulco has been unofficially ruled by the infamous Sinaloa Cartel for more than 20 years.Previously controlled by Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman before his life imprisonment, the cartel is now spearheaded by his son Ovidio Guzmán-López. READ MORE: World Top 10 most wanted from teeny terrorist bomber to chubby Russian kingpinAnd from the looks of his rap sheet, Ovidio is just as evil as his beloved father.

Lionsgate is moving into the world of podcasts.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterLionsgate, the studio behind “John Wick,” “The Hunger Games” and Starz, has entered the podcasting space. The company launched a new division called Lionsgate Sound, which will operate as a full-service podcast production company, handling titles for the studio’s film and television business while also overseeing projects for third-party clients.Lionsgate Sound will launch with four shows, including a podcast from rapper 50 Cent.

drug cartel-themed food truck has been slammed for 'asking for trouble' after it advertised drug lords and introducing drug-related food items on the menu.The food truck, situated in Houston, Texas, has the faces of Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, the alleged leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, a former leader within the same cartel, which remains one of the biggest drug syndicates in the world.On the truck, the phrase 'Sinaloa Style' is printed with a tomato in the place of the O in Sinaloa and named one item in honour of El Chapo, named 'La Chapizza'.READ MORE: Entrepreneurial weed dealer praised for giving free loaf of bread with every orderOne reddit user said: "(It's the) Same in Cali, dudes name dishes after narcos".Another user commentated on the post and was slightly more complimentary than most who interacted with the initial post, writing: "It may be great marketing or very dumb marketing. I guess time will tell if their business booms or fails.

Duchess of Cornwall threw out "a hand of friendship" to Meghan Markle during a "difficult time" in Meghan's life, a royal expert has claimed. Camilla Parker Bowles, who celebrates her 75th birthday tomorrow (Sunday, July 75, was said to have reached out to the Duchess of Sussex during a trying time for Prince Harry's wife.Markle was said to be going through a "difficult time" with her father, Thomas Markle, and it was the Duchess of Cornwall who is said to have reached out during a trying time.READ MORE: El Chapo's gangs make Mexico 'most dangerous place in the world to be a Catholic priest'Royal expert Katie Nicholl has claimed that Camilla reached out to Meghan because of her "family-oriented" disposition.An insider speaking to the royal expert said: "[The Duchess] she threw a hand of friendship out to Harry and Meghan at various points."When Meghan was going through a difficult time with her own father, Camilla helped navigate things.

READ MORE: El Chapo's gangs make Mexico 'most dangerous place in the world to be a Catholic priest'The monsoon rainy season made conditions even more dangerous and Ali along with Thai man Surasit Phonglaohaphan, 55, were swept out to see by a strong current.Lifeguards pulled both men back onto the sand and performed CPR before paramedics rushed them in an ambulance to the Chalong Hospital.Tragically, Ali from London, and Surasit, who are not believed to have been holidaying together, were pronounced dead shortly after they arrived at hospital.Lieutenant Colonel Kittipong Nupheng from the Karon district police station said officers had informed the British Embassy who are now in contact with Ali's family following the drowning in the Andaman Sea.The policeman said: "Our station received notification at 5pm from rescue volunteers that lifeguards had rescued two drowning tourists from the sea."Both of them were unconscious so CPR was performed. One of them had signs of a pulse.

drug cartel boss has been sentenced to nine years in prison amid a succession crisis at the top of the feared criminal organisation.Ismael 'Mayito Gordo' Zambada, 38, previously pleaded guilty to importing and distributing methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana in the US, and was sentenced at a hearing on Friday (June 24).Addressing him, the judge said: "You admit that you became a leader within the Sinaloa Cartel and were responsible for various aspects of the cartel's operations, specifically... the transportation and the distribution of large quantities of illicit substances."READ MORE: Alleged cartel hitman for El Chapo's sons 'caught masturbating in public under car' His father, Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, became the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel following Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán's third arrest in Mexico in 2016.

drug cartel hitman loyal to Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán's sons was caught masturbating in public underneath a parked car. The bizarre incident took place at around 4am on Monday (June 6) after police in Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico noticed the bloke touching himself beneath a grey 2015 Nissan Versa. The car, which had California licence plates, was parked at an intersection in the Camino Viejo neighbourhood.

El Chapo can be seen interrogating a hostage in a clip shared on Reddit.The criminal, real name Joaquín Guzmán, ran an international crime syndicate considered to be Mexico's most powerful drug trafficking group while he was head of the Sinaloa Cartel.After twice escaping from maximum security prisons, the former kingpin is currently serving a life sentence in Colorado.Reddit users on the Just Possession community have now reacted to a video of El Chapo, 65, quizzing a man on a ranch which one viewer has helpfully translated into English.They say the conversation begins with the drug lord presumably asking about a criminal rival who he believes to have claws in the city of Mazatlan, Sinaloa state.Chapo opens: "Was he in charge of Mazatlan?"The kidnapped man replies: "No, it's the Colombian, the Colombian sends him orders.""Where is the Colombian?," Chapo presses.His abductee answers: "In Los Mochis."Chapo says: "So the whole ball of bastards are in Los Mochis?"After the hostage confirms the query, Chapo says: "Then we have to grab that old skewer so that she can put all the vatos on us. And where is it in Mazatlan?"The video stops and resumes with a new angle of the interrogation in which the kidnapped man can be heard saying: "The one who died yesterday." "Are there also those Zacatecas in Mazatlan?" Chapo asks.The victim replies: "If all the Zacatecas are hiding in the mountains."Explaining the clip, a Reddit user said: "The guy being held captive was a zeta member."This is a famous interrogation video that was later used in court I believe.